svelte-loading-spinners
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collection of loading spinners with Svelte.js
npm i --save-dev svelte-loading-spinners
or
yarn add -D svelte-loading-spinners
<Jumper size="60" color="#FF3E00" unit="px" duration="1s"></Jumper>
<script>
import { Jumper } from 'svelte-loading-spinners'
</script>
Props: size, color, unit, duration and pause.
The default props; unit is px, color is #FF3E00 and size 60px.
Notes:
Circle2 instead of the color and duration props has colorOuter, colorCenter, colorInner, durationOuter, durationCenter, durationInner props.
Circle3 has ballTopLeft, ballTopRight, ballBottomLeft and ballBottomRight as props aswell.
| Loaders |
|---|
| BarLoader |
| Chasing |
| Circle |
| Circle2 |
| Circle3 |
| DoubleBounce |
| Firework |
| Jellyfish |
| Jumper |
| Pulse |
| Rainbow |
| RingLoader |
| ScaleOut |
| Shadow |
| SpinLine |
| Stretch |
| SyncLoader |
| Wave |
| Square |
| Moon |
List of all spinner: Demo
FAQs
Loading spinners using the svelte framework.
The npm package svelte-loading-spinners receives a total of 6,591 weekly downloads. As such, svelte-loading-spinners popularity was classified as popular.
We found that svelte-loading-spinners demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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